First ever National Outdoor Expo set to welcome thousands this weekend

National Outdoor Expo

First ever National Outdoor Expo set to welcome thousands this weekend More than 12,000 outdoor enthusiasts are expected to descend upon the first ever National Outdoor Expo this weekend. It takes place over the weekend of 19th-20th March at the NEC Birmingham and is in partnership with Ordnance Survey. There will

Emergency Call Advice

mountain rescue. image courtesy of stjohnscotland.org.uk

Emergency Call Advice when your phone's battery is low Social media can be wonderful for sharing information and ideas. Unfortunately, it can also be very effective in spreading misinformation as if it's factual. For example, not very long ago, advice for removing ticks by smothering them with vaseline was being shared

Northwest Passage Expedition Gin: The True Spirit of Adventure

Northwest Passage Gin

Support NWP21 with a bottle of Northwest Passage Expedition Gin A little while back, Survival and Bushcrafts interviewed Mark Agnew about Rowing the Northwest Passage. This expedition, set to take place in 2021, is considered to be 'The Last Great First'. However, it's not just about the challenge of physical endurance

Rowing The Northwest Passage

Rowing the Atlantic

Rowing the Northwest Passage - an interview with Mark Agnew Just hearing the words 'Northwest Passage' conjures up incredible stories of adventurous exploration in incredibly tough conditions. Historically, traversing the hazardous route required navigating around thousands of giant icebergs. These could rise up to 100 metres above the surface of the

The Bush Tucker Man Interview

Kev Newton and Les Hiddins

Kev Newton interviews Les Hiddins aka The Bush Tucker Man Many people have argued over who the 'greatest' bushcrafter is. Over the last ten years or so, the debate has often been whether it's Ray Mears or Bear Grylls. Social media and satellite television has had a massive impact in popularising

Tak It Hame

Tak It Hame: Hillwalkers and climbers urged to help keep hills clear of litter Mountaineering Scotland is asking hill walkers and climbers to help keep Scotland’s hills and mountains clear of litter. ‘Tak It Hame’. Tak It Hame 2020 is being launched as coronavirus lockdown eases. There has been much publicity about littering and

Newly released books for Adventurers

Five newly released books for adventurers to enjoy Although lockdown is easing, you may have decided to have a staycation this year. If so, there are some newly released expert guides to help you plan your next holiday in the British Isles. From cooking delicious meals in your garden or the

Enjoying Outdoor Exercise Safely During the Lockdown

Wake up to Lyme

Enjoying Outdoor Exercise Safely During the Lockdown. Charity Campaign Urges Public to Prevent Tick Bites and ‘Wake Up to Lyme’  Many of us are taking to the outdoors even more than ever. The recent good weather is definitely part of the reason. However the temporary closure of our usual indoor leisure activities

Victory – evangelical missionaries barred from uncontacted tribes’ land

Tupá, a Matis woman, near the Itui river in the Javari Valley, Brazil.

Survival International reports on an incredible landmark ruling. A Brazilian judge has blocked evangelical missionaries from making contact with uncontacted tribes in the Javari Valley. This is home to the greatest concentration of such peoples anywhere on Earth. The lawsuit was brought by UNIVAJA, the indigenous organization of the Javari Valley, to